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Build — TokenizationThe factory is in design

Funding a hypothesis without funding a company.

Putting investors into a legal entity costs lawyers and weeks, whichever way you cut it. For a cheque of $50k to $100k against one specific question, that overhead is most of the cheque.

As a companyA legal entity around itLawyers and weeks, whichever way you cut it.
StubThe question
Pay to · one specific questionOne specific questiona market · a channel · a price point
$50k–$100k
01 · OverheadLegal entity
02 · OverheadLawyers
03 · OverheadWeeks
04 · OverheadEquity papered
Lawyers and weeks, whichever way you cut it.
As a syndicateParticipation on chainThe paperwork stops eating the money.
IssuedOn chain
Pay to · one specific questionOne specific questiona market · a channel · a price point
$50k–$100k
The paperwork stops eating the money.
Illustrative: the live page’s point drawn, not a quote of costs. The same cheque, wrapped in a company, and raised as a syndicate around the question.

01 — How it works

Four steps.

The question
Run it
  1. A hypothesis worth fundingA startup in the accelerator needs $50k to $100k to test one specific thing: a price point.
  2. A syndicate instead of a roundRather than opening a legal entity and papering equity for every experiment, the cheque is raised as a syndicate around that hypothesis.
  3. Tokenized participationParticipation is issued on chain, which is what makes a cheque this size worth doing at all: the paperwork stops eating the money.
  4. Equity when it worksIf the hypothesis holds, the project goes on to a normal round with the usual structure. If it does not, everyone finds out cheaply.
It holds → a normal round
It does not → found out cheaply

02 — For startups

Tokenomics as a service.

You describe the idea. You get back a structure you can actually use, built from one reviewed template rather than assembled from scratch every time.

In · you describe the idea
One question, one cheque of $50k to $100k, raised as a syndicate.
One reviewed templateReviewedThe same mould every time, not a new contract per project.
Out · a structure you can use
  • A standard tokenomics structure for your idea, not a blank page
  • A smart contract from one reviewed template rather than a new one each time
  • The contract deployed and verified, with the parameters written down
Hypothesis
Test a price point
Cheque
$50k to $100k, as a syndicate
Template
The reviewed one
Contract
Deployed and verified

Optional and paid. Pricing is set per project while the template is being finalised.

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03 — Why one factory

Everything from one place.

Sending founders to a different platform for every deployment means a different contract, a different audit story and a different set of assumptions each time. One reviewed factory keeps the structure consistent and keeps the work inside the ecosystem.

A different platform for every deployment
One reviewed factory

In designThe factory is in design. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell a token or a security.

Founders

Send us what you are building.

One form, and a reply with the track that fits and what to do next. If you are earlier than that, the incubator is the place to start.

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